Dog Ordinance Passed Amid Protests and Petitions
The city council passed a year round animal confinement ordinance despite 469 signatures on a petition opposing it. Several dog owners spoke against the bill, while supporters argued it protects property and public safety. The measure carries a 25 dollar fine and takes effect within 30 days, with debates touching on cats as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molchan
Edgar Tuckerman
Foster Coe
William Weisenbaugh
Norman Dean
John Alden
Richard Rypma
Weisenbach
C. William Rose
Maplewood Dr
Leonard Ostlund
Rose
Council
Sanitary Sewer Regulation Gets First Council Reading
City council, led by a tie breaking vote from Council President Fred Weber, gave first reading to a sanitary sewer regulation bill. The ordinance restricts storm water into sewers, grants the service safety director inspection and enforcement powers, and sets permit and control provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Safety
Service Safety Director
Fred Weber
Athens State Hospital
Weber
Two Injured In Local Traffic Accidents At College Street
Two persons were hurt in separate incidents. Mrs. Francis Hawkins, 60, of 12 North College Street, listed in fair condition at Shelter ing Arms Hospital after being struck by an auto driven by Warren Rakestraw, 22. Rakestraw cited for failure to yield to a pedestrian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Eusebia Hawkins
N. College St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Warren Vincent Rakestraw
Park Pl
College and Mill Sts
Hawkins
Fire Department
Rakestraw
Ohio University
Dayton
College St
Mill St
Ohio
James W. Shaughnessy
Ashtabula
Union St
Hudson Health Center
Shaughnessy
Crawford
Counseling Institute Staff Is Set for Ohio University
The fourth annual Ohio University Counseling and Guidance Institute runs July 22 to August 23 under associate professor Dr Dean L Hummel. Staff include Dr Eleanor B Luckey of the University of Connecticut Dr David L Russell B G Raines and James W Grubb of Ohio University with a focus on improving secondary school counselor training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Counseling and Guidance Institute
Dean L. Hummel
Eleanor B. Luckey
University of Connecticut
David L. Russell
B. G. Raines
James W. Grubb
Ohio University
Elwood Poli Dies After Six Month Illness in Columbus
Elwood Poli died Monday afternoon at his home on 1953 Andover Road in Columbus after a six month illness. His wife Rhoda Gibson, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs W S Gibson of Albany, survives. Funeral services will be at Southwick funeral home with burial in Columbus. In county court two men pled guilty to intoxication and were fined 15 dollars plus costs. Clarence William Warren, 39, of Deanville and John Harvey Chilcote, 76, of Millfield appeared. Real estate transfer shows Robert M Ford to Ellsworth Crispin for 50 acres in Troy Township.
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Elwood Poli
Columbus
Andover Rd
Rhoda Gibson
W. S. Gibson
Albany
Southwick Funeral Home
Clarence William Warren
Deanville
John Harvey Chilcote
Millfield
Robert M. Ford
Ellsworth Crispin
Troy Township
Weather warms after freezing night in Athens report
Athens morning sun brings a 26 degree reading at 9 30 a m rising 16 degrees from an early low of 10 The cold snap had seen temperatures dip to zero Monday morning with daytime highs not exceeding 15 degrees according to observer C L Colmer
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Mercury
New Officers Installed By Waltonians
Waltonians Athens Chapter Izaak Walton League installs officers D K Seward president Wilson Smith first vice president Gerald Glover second vice president P S Wamsley secretary treasurer The league plans highway sign and bumper decal purchases to protect wildlife plant 1500 red pine seedlings on chapter property and sponsor a bird house building contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Izaak Walton
Court Drops Four Civil Cases in Common Pleas
Four civil cases were dismissed in Common Pleas Court. Settlements were reached in suits by Gerald and Margaret Bentley of Nelsonville Route 2 against Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Co. and in the Grigsby versus Hanson matter. A divorce case involving Bessie Burns and Albert Burns was also dismissed. Municipal and county court entries include traffic and speeding fines for Jeffrey Jarvis and Robert Thompson, with amounts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Gerald and
Margaret Bentley
Nelsonville
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Co
Aretta Grigsby
Chauncey, and Ohio Casualty Insurance Co
Paul Hanson
Chauncey
Bessie Burns
Albert Burns
Jeffrey Scott Jarvis
Trimble
Robert Perry Thompson
Athens
Ross G. Stephen
Albany
N. Y
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals
Admitted Mrs Daniel Smith Athens Route 4 Frank Deardorff Athens Route 1 Mrs Maurel Hawkins Athens Wilbur Van Ness Sharpsburg. Dismissed George Sherwood The Plains Charles Barnhart Athens Route 3 Mrs Ed Shipley Athens Mrs Helen Wallace Athens Route 1 Mrs Edward Kirby Athens. Albany Mr and Mrs C C Woodyard Albany learn of death of sister in law Janie Dailey Woodyard in Cincinnati. John Richard Worley 21 of 24 Poplar St stopped by State Highway Patrol fined $5 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Smith
Athens
Frank Deardorff
Maurel Hawkins
Wilbur van Ness
Sharpsburg
George Sherwood
the Plains
Charles Barnhart
Ed Shipley
Helen Wallace
Edward Kirby
Albany
C. C. Woodyard
Janie Dailey Woodyard
Cincinnati
John Richard Worley
Poplar St
County Budget Set for Signing by County Commissioners
County commissioners prepared to sign an appropriation resolution for about 579000 in the general fund for 1963 after finalizing details on Monday. The plan keeps a ban on employee convention trips, saving roughly 1130 compared with 1962. Wakefield was elected chairman, a post he has held before.
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Auditor’s Office
W. H. Wakefield
Rotary Magazine Week Observed By Local Club
Lt Col David Smith of Ohio University led a Rotary Magazine Week program aided by Walter Taylor and Lawrence Eblin. Members read Rotarian items in two languages, noting the magazine’s global reach and its early 1911 start as a 12 page newspaper. Sol Rosenberg announced that Rotary meetings move from Berry Hall starting Feb 1.
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Rotary
David Smith
Ohio University
Walter A. Taylor
School of Architecture
Lawrence P. Eblin
Smith
Rotarian
Sol Rosenberg
Berry Hall
Younes Dems Pick Officers at Ohio University
Ohio University Young Democrats announce officers: George E. Fee president Rae M. Kroop vice president Anthony A. Baglowski treasurer Patricia A. Holecock recording secretary Sara S. Scott corresponding secretary. President Fee said the club will continue to contribute $50 a year to the NAACP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Young Democrats Club
George E. Fee
Cincinnati
Rae M. Kroop
Rahway
N.J
Anthony A. Baglowski
Massillon
Patricia A. Holecock
Lakewood
Sara S. Scott
Canton
Fee
NAACP
Knox pleads guilty in city intoxication case
Woodrow Knox and W Washington Sr. pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to a city police charge of intoxication. A $25 fine plus costs were suspended on condition Knox leave town for admission to a Dayton Veteran’s Hospital. Albany Lodge 723, F&AM will confer the Entered Apprentice degree at 7:30 p.m. Friday.
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Woodrow
Woody) Knox
W. Washington Sr
Knox
Veteran’s Hospital
Dayton
Albany
Albany Lodge
F&am
Roy Walsh
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Paul Efa
Michael Molchan
John Baldwin
Route 50E
L. O. Coates
Grosvenor, Sr
Arizona
N. Congress St
Betty Truxell
Peach
Logan
City Hall
Ing
Eugene Workman
Sunset Dr
Columbus Dr
Wei
Senbach
Urban Renewal Administration
Police and Fire Pension Boards
Logan Federal Savings and Loan Association
N. Market St
W. Union St
Charles Butcher
Reao
Municipals Mutual Funds
D. H
Jonesy
Culligan, Water Conditioning, Inc
Dean
BAN& Barry
Ee ‘ Senger
East State Street
Counseling Institute
Mr. Poli
Waltonians
Jaynes
Athens County
du Pont
DuPont
Jaynes Furniture
E. State St
Rotary Magazine
Wilson Baker
Watchmaker — Jeweler
N. Court
Motorola
Television At
Buck Auto
W. State
Gas Co
Athens, Ohio
Cabinette TV
State Streets
State St
Economy Savings & Loan Company
N. Court St
Lynwood
Pomeroy
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